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... the samne position as formmerly, the funnel and masts being partially visible above water; but, in the opinion of Captain Hardie, the commanders of the Admiral, if the swell of Thursday continued, the funnel would soon be washed -t away, and the w'reck ...
... position as for- ant emerly, the funnecl and masts being, partially visible above we bywater; but, in the Opsinion of Casptain Hardie, the cons- tine byi mander of thel, Admiral, if the sw-oil of yeiterday continued I the funnel wsould be soon washed away ...
... Regiment of Artillery-Gcntlenien Cadets to be Second Lieutenants: John Stirling Stirling, vice Close, promoted ; Frede- rick Thomas Whisiyates, vice Sinclair, promoted ; John Henry Blackburne, vice Talbot promoted; William Noel Walder, vice Wilson, promoted; ...
... y.attempted to cross the line, when he was ktnocied down by the engine. The poor fellow was c immediately conveyed to lt. Thomas's Hospital, where he shortly. expired from the severe injury he had received. ,, -Mwrosiag.Q inicke. e Death from Chloroform ...
... Mr. Thomas Wild, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. RobertTummer, of Ipswich, leaving three children to deplore their loss. 25th inst., after a lingering illness, aged 62, Mr. Edm. Johnson Dewy, of Tacket -street, Ipswich. 25th inst., Mr, Thomas Hudson ...
... forgotten that i ?? though he be -is somewhat given to extremes, both social and politi- cal. Might is too often right with his hardy eonls; and the peace and property of the well-disposed portion of the comhmunity are occasionally placed at tte disposal of ...
... AMAOISTRtATEs' ROo,-.Before thle Rev. J. W. Bower-, :H- Boynton, Esq., Thos., Pricket, E sq., and WV. Batitell, I :Ifq.-Sarah Hardy, of Bridhittgton, charged Gao. Gibson, of tea sme lilace, with striking liar on thle 22td Suite, Fined Bs. and costs. Both ...
... Kilcoy; Keith Stewart, of Seaforth; Ronaleyn Gordon Cumming (the lion-killer), Davidson, of Tulloch; Colonel Brandley, Mr. Hardy, and MIan (the artist). The sports commenced with archery, open to all England, Scotland, and Ire- land. The prizes will be ...
... and bride. Of It dw this elegt repast. The venerable Sir sr Blois sat on the right hand of the bride, and the allant Si r Thomas Munro, iend and comrade of Major tvwugb on his left. The two Colonels Blois, Mr. Elliot, of the 5th D raoon Guards, the Rev ...
... others, the clover is so light that it is deemed advisable to plough 5. down the land for turnip culture. The Orion.-By Captain Hardy of the Admiral, which arrived at the Broomielaw last night, we learn that when he passed Portpatrick, there was a heavy swell ...
... Planits-1, Win. Hardy, Newton; 2 and 3, John Wood. Six irises, fibroes-1, Nicholas Glonnio; 2, John Wood; 3, Nicholas Glennio. Sir Scotle Roves -Wm. Haidy. Tirehcl Geraniuims in Single Stalks-1, Ilobt. Farauhar; 2. Joho Wood; 3, WNi. Hardy. Sis Roses-1, ...
... tendency to advance. THE ?? LORD CHANCEaLOR.-.-Sir Thomas Wilde has been selected for the office of Lord Chan- cellor, and his appointment has been approved by her Msjesty. It is understood that Sir Thomas Wilde will onsy discharge the full duties until ...